Uganda

While Africa is often described as a continent that is intolerant of its varied ethnic and religious differences, surveys paint a different picture -- a high level of acceptance of other ethnic groups, religions, immigrants, and people living with HIV / AIDS. But a strongly negative attitude toward homosexuals.
Africa’s most and least homophobic countries
Episcopal Church is in — not out — at Anglican gathering
Plea to Ugandan archbishop: Love your LGBT neighbor
New Uganda law opens door to anti-LGBTI repression
New effort seeks family support for LGBT Ugandans
Death of a Ugandan refugee; advice for those he left behind
Prose Namwebe at the Bukomansimbi police station in Uganda. (Photo courtesy of The Insider)
Uganda and Nigeria: 2 sexual encounters, 3 arrests
Memorial service for Ugandan LGBTI activist David Kato on the fifth anniversary of his murder.
David Kato: Martyr in ongoing struggle for LGBTI rights
Resignation adds uncertainty to Aids battle in Uganda
African Anglicans: English protest vs. Ugandan rallies
Archbishop of Canterbury to LGBTI community: Sorry!
Anglicans discipline Episcopalians over same-sex marriage
Canterbury rally to Anglican leaders: Listen to LGBTI people
‘Barbaric’ Anglican schism would not threaten LGBTI progress
Logo of the Uganda Aids Commission
Hurrah! Uganda prepares to rein in anti-gay anti-Aids agency
Adrian Jjuuko (left), executive director of HRAPF, was a representative of the Civil Society Coalition on Human Rights and Constitutional Law when it received the U.S. Human Rights Defenders Award from then U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton (right) on Aug. 3, 2012. The ceremony took place at the U.S. Embassy in Kampala. (Photo courtesy of HRAPF)
New voice endorses U.S. support for LGBTI Africans